Key Features
At the end of this year, I have prepared a review of Valkyrie’s AIO liquid cooler. In the autumn I tested their flagship cooler Dragonfang 360 and today we will test its smaller brother, the Dragonfang 240. It is cheaper and has wider compatibility, as it is more compact. Valkyrie’s previous coolers have not fared badly in absolute numbers at all, hopefully this trend will continue in today’s article.
Conclusion and evaluation
The Valkyrie Dragonfang 240 is a very solid cooler and its efficiency is close to even coolers with larger radiators. It offers high build quality, which is especially true of the supplied Valkyrie X12E fans, which give a really robust impression promising a long service life.
The visual side of the cooler is also very well done and the accessories are again quite extensive, as is good habit with Valkyrie coolers. Another nice bonus is the five-year warranty, which balances the slightly higher price on our market. The acoustic performance of the cooler is on the whole acceptable except for isolated episodes of vibration and fan rumbling at certain speed levels.
English translation and edit by Jozef Dudáš
| Valkyrie Dragonfang 240 |
| + Solid cooling efficiency |
| + Long five-year warranty |
| + Visually attractive design |
| + High build quality and appealing presentation |
| - Fan vibration at certain speeds |
| - Higher price compared to competitors |
- Contents
- Key Features
- Measurement methodology
- Results – 36 dBA
- Results – 39 dBA
- Results – 42 dBA
- Results – 45; 48 and 51 dBA
- Results – maximum speed
- Spectral analysis of noise
- Conclusion and evaluation
What was the overall verdict or recommendation provided in the review for the Valkyrie Dragonfang 240 Smaller Edition of the Cypriot Liquid Cooler? Greeting : Telkom University
Decently perfoming cooler, which is undercut by its relatively high price tag.